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Threat detection / continuous validation

Detect the signal. Preserve the proof. Control the response.

ELITZE's threat-detection path evaluates authenticated tenant security events marked OBSERVED. Rules prioritize source-authored high-impact alerts, correlated authentication failures, explicit credential/exfiltration signals, and sensitive-tool policy denials. Results include source references and event IDs for investigation.

Control plane

Built for evidence-first security operations

Unavailable integrations are labeled not configured. Missing evidence is described as not verified or not measurable.

Observed-source gate

Evidence gated

INFERRED, UNKNOWN, simulated, or otherwise non-observed rows do not enter deterministic matches. No telemetry is not interpreted as no threat.

Authentication failure clustering

Deterministic rule

Three or more source-identified authentication failures for the same subject are correlated within a 30-minute window. The rule recommends review; it does not automatically block an identity.

Explicit exfiltration / credential signals

Source bounded

Only source-authored indicators that explicitly name credential exposure or exfiltration can trigger the rule. Generic network activity is not labelled exfiltration.

MCP/tool policy denial

Control evidence

A recorded denial is preserved as a possible successful control outcome—not treated as proof that an attack succeeded.

MITRE ATT&CK context

Official data

Technique details are fetched from the official Enterprise STIX dataset. An ATT&CK identifier supplied by a source is kept distinct from a technique inferred from a rule.

3D evidence globe

Observed coordinates only

Interactive globe markers appear only when an observed source record provides valid latitude and longitude. The grid and sphere are visual context, not security telemetry.